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Singapore centre for age reversal Chi Longevity helps patients live longer, healthier lives – and you’re never too old, or young, to start on it, co-founder says

  • Chi Longevity in Singapore aims to reverse biological ageing – the rate the body ages for each year of life – through personalised treatment plans
  • ‘Ageing is the greatest risk factor for diseases such as diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular disease, and dementia,’ the clinic’s head, Andrea Maier, says

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As more of us are becoming invested in our health as we get older, Chi Longevity, in Singapore, aims to reverse biological ageing and help patients stay healthy for longer into their golden years. Photo: Shutterstock

A centre has opened in Singapore focused on optimising physical and emotional well-being, reducing the risk of age-related illness, extending life expectancy and helping clients feel energetic as they grow older.

Chi Longevity bills itself as a global centre of excellence for biological age reversal. Its programmes are led by its co-founder Andrea Maier, a professor in medicine, healthy ageing and dementia research, and director of the Centre for Healthy Longevity at the National University of Singapore.

The private medical centre, which opened in March 2023, aims to provide a science-based approach to ageing, with personalised programmes to promote vitality and longevity.

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Increasing interest among people in investing in their health as they age means there is a need for the types of services that Chi Longevity offers, Maier says.

Professor Andrea Maier, co-founder of Chi Longevity in Singapore. Photo: Chi Longevity
Professor Andrea Maier, co-founder of Chi Longevity in Singapore. Photo: Chi Longevity
“Advancements in science have shown promising results in increasing health span [the length of time that a person is healthy – not just alive], duration of good health and even lifespan in animals,” Maier says.
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